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SPECTRUM 45 CAMERA
MICRO-ALUMINUM
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Table Of Contents
1. ABOUT THIS MANUAL....................................................................................................................................3
2. SPECIFICATIONS .............................................................................................................................................3
3. SETUP & OPERATION.....................................................................................................................................4

3.1 UNPACKING COMPONENTS...............................................................................................................................4
3.2 PELICAN-CASE CONTROLLER SET-UP ..............................................................................................................4
3.3 RACK-MOUNT CONTROLLER SET-UP ..............................................................................................................6
3.4 A NOTE ABOUT VIDEO HOOK-UP ....................................................................................................................7
3.5 MOUNTING THE CAMERA ................................................................................................................................8
3.6 CARING FOR CONNECTORS ..............................................................................................................................9
3.7 PRE-OPS INSPECTION .......................................................................................................................................9
3.8 POST-OPS INSPECTION ...................................................................................................................................10
3.9 OPERATING THE SPECTRUM 45™ MICRO PT CAMERA ..................................................................................10
4. VIDEO OVERLAY ...........................................................................................................................................12
4.1 ON SCREEN DISPLAY (VIDEO OVERLAY) .......................................................................................................12
4.2 TITLE TEXT ENTRY ........................................................................................................................................13
4.3 MENU SYSTEM ...............................................................................................................................................14
4.3.1 Menu Navigation .................................................................................................................................14
4.3.2 Main Menu...........................................................................................................................................15
4.3.3 Displayed Information Menu ...............................................................................................................16
4.3.4 Configuration Menu.............................................................................................................................17
4.3.5 Camera Configuration.........................................................................................................................18
4.3.6 Date/Time ............................................................................................................................................19
4.3.7 Calibration Menu.................................................................................................................................19
4.3.8 Keyboard Shortcuts .............................................................................................................................21
5. DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER (ARCHOS 7)...............................................................................................23
5.1 MOUNTING THE ARCHOS 7.............................................................................................................................23
5.2 TO DISPLAY AND RECORD VIDEO:...................................................................................................................24
5.3 TO VIEW RECORDED VIDEO: ...........................................................................................................................25
5.4 GENERAL USE OF THE ARCHOS 7:..................................................................................................................25
5.5 FILE MANAGEMENT OF RECORDED VIDEOS:...................................................................................................25
5.6 TO TRANSFER FILES FROM THE ARCHOS 7 TO A COMPUTER:...........................................................................26
5.7 CREATING A SHORT-CUT TO RECORDED VIDEO FILES: ....................................................................................27
6. MAINTENANCE...............................................................................................................................................28
6.1 RINSING AND CLEANING ................................................................................................................................28
6. FACTORY MAINTENANCE ...............................................................................................................................28
6.2 CARING FOR SEALS AND O-RINGS .................................................................................................................28
7. PARTS & REPAIRS .........................................................................................................................................30
7.1 WARRANTY REPAIRS .....................................................................................................................................30
7.2 FACTORY REPAIRS .........................................................................................................................................30
8. LIMITED WARRANTY...................................................................................................................................31
9. WARRANTY REGISTRATION .....................................................................................................................32
10. SPARE PARTS ORDER FORM ...............................................................................................................33

TABLE OF CONTENTS
11. MECHANICAL & ELECTRIC DRAWINGS .........................................................................................34

CRAFTSMANSHIP IN HIGH TECHNOLOGY
Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 1.0 – ABOUT THIS MANUAL
1. ABOUT THIS MANUAL
The purpose of this manual is to provide information only. It is subject to change without
notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Inuktun, or its agents.
This manual Copyright © 2008 Inuktun Services LTD. All Rights Reserved.
2. SPECIFICATIONS
Spectrum 45™ Micro PT Specifications

Pwr Cord: North Am Aluminium Clear Anodised NTSC
Other______________ Stainless Other Colour _____________ PAL
Depth Rating: 100 Feet. Salt or Fresh Water
Camera: Pick-up Element: 1/4” CMOS (NTSC or PAL)

Lens: 3.6mm
Resolution: 420 TV Lines (Horizontal)
Illumination: 0.2 lux
Focus ½” to ∞
Lights: 4X ½ Watt LED. Variable Intensity
Pan Range: 360 ° Continuous

Tilt Range: 280 ° Mechanical Stops
Control System: Spectrum Camera Control System.
Power Supply: Universal Switcher: 110-220 VAC, 50-60 Hz.
Weight in Air: 450g / 1.0 lbs
Operating Temp 32 ~ 122ºF / 0 ~ 50ºC
Storage Temp -4 ~ 140ºF / -20 ~ 60ºC

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 3.0 – SETUP & OPERATION
3. SETUP & OPERATION
3.1 Unpacking Components
The Spectrum 45™ Micro PT camera is shipped in a rugged Pelican case. The case is selected to protect
the camera from damage during shipping or storage. Upon receiving your system, check the case and
contents for any damage that may have occurred during transport. Should any of these components be
missing or damaged, please notify the selling agency. We suggest that if the system is to be re-shipped or
stored for any length of time, it should be repacked in its original case.
It is strongly advised that the pelican case be placed in a cardboard box again for shipping purposes.
This measure greatly reduces rough handling and subsequent shipping damage.
3.2 Pelican-Case Controller Set-Up
Panel Access
Power, video and tether connections are located underneath a protective sliding panel. To access,
push in the latch button and slide out the panel. If your controller is equipped with an LCD monitor,
store the panel above the monitor. A piece of foam will hold it in place. This will remind you to replace
the panel when closing the lid, and act as a small sun shade for the monitor.
Figure 3-1: Connector Access Panel

Figure 3-2: Side Connector Panel
Figure 3-3: Top Panel Connectors

Side Connector Panel Layout
Cover Release – Firmly press in the catch button with your thumb to slide out the protective side
panel.
AC Power – Universal Power Input 110-220 VAC, 50/60 Hz.
Fuse – Camera 3.15A slow blow fuse. This protects the 72V DC power in the tether.
Main Connector – Tether connection to the Spectrum 90 camera. This connector is also
compatible with the VT100/150 systems – if a VT100/150 vehicle is plugged in this controller will
run the camera.
Encoder – Connection for a digital tether distance counter. Distances will appear on the video
overlay.
Keyboard – PS-2 style keyboard connection for video overlay and overlay messages.
RAW Video – Video straight from the camera with no overlay.
Overlay Video – Video signal with overlay added.
Connecting The Tether
Figure 3-4: Tether Connection

The tether is fitted with a large collar over the connection for easy connection and removal. Note that
the 90° elbow on the connector will always be keyed to point to the back of the controller.
3.3 Rack-Mount Controller Set-Up
Figure 3-5: Rack Mount Controller
General Setup
Set-up and cable plug-ins for the 19” rack mount controller are the same as for the pelican-case
controller described above. Note that the rack mount controller will come with a track control panel with
some features blanked out. This enables the Spectrum 90 controller to be fully upgradeable to a
Versatrax 150 controller.
Voltage Input Switch
There is a voltage input select switch at the back of the 19” rack mount controller. This switch is only
used if your Spectrum 90/150 rack mount controller is upgraded to a VT150 controller. The auto-
ranging power supplies in the Spectrum 90 controller will automatically adapt to the power voltage and
frequency.
Figure 3-6: Voltage Selection – There But NOT USED!
Other Switch / Connectors
Additional connectors are found at the back of the rack-mount controller; some unused.
Additional Connectors:
Desktop Controller – connection point for an optional desktop control console.
Winch encoder – connection point for a digital distance encoder.
Unused:
Aux Video
Factory Test
Line Voltage Select (all power supplies in the Spectrum controller configuration are auto-
ranging.)
3.4 A Note About Video Hook-Up
Your Spectrum 45™ Micro PT camera system comes equipped with a video cable and an adapter. The
VIDEO OUT jack on the control box and the video cable use BNC style connectors, common for industrial
quality monitors and video systems. However, a regular commercial television monitor will likely use a
RCA style jack. For this purpose a BNC to RCA adapter is included with the system.
There are several ways a video signal can be input to a television, monitor or VCR. These are:
a) On a carrier frequency with many channels, such as from an aerial or cable company. This input
will look like a screw jack and will be labelled VHF / UHF. Do not hook the Spectrum 45™ Micro
PT Camera to this input.
Sometimes this will be the only input to a Television. In this case the video must first be run through
a VCR or RF Modulator. Refer to your VCR owner’s manual to determine correct cable
hookup. If you are not using a VCR, an RF Modulator may be obtained from Radio Shack or other
electronics store.


b) The second input method is a base-band video signal with no carrier frequency. This is the video
format output by the Spectrum 45™ Micro PT Camera. The TV or VCR input will typically be an
RCA style jack labelled VIDEO (IN).
Use the VIDEO input
Often the VIDEO jack will be found together with some audio jacks at the back of the TV or VCR.
Alternatively, it may be located at the front in a compartment with a flip-down lid. Sometimes there will
be more than one video input. Refer to your Television or VCR owners manual to switch to the
appropriate video input.
3.5 Mounting The Camera
The Spectrum 45™ Micro PT camera can be mounted by a clamp around the stationary portion of the
barrel. Use smooth or soft clamps. Avoid concentrated pressure points as these may dent the body.
Remember to leave ∅1” clearance for the connector. The camera may be mounted in any orientation.
Caution: Never force the Pan or Tilt mechanisms to move by hand.
Spectrum 45™ Micro PT Camera Mounting Dimensions


3.6 Caring For Connectors
With regard to system reliability, connectors come next after the tether in terms of importance. Though
not quite as expensive to replace as a whole tether or wiring harness, a damaged connector can still
represent significant cost in downtime and re-termination which could easily have been prevented. “A
good tether is no tether if you can’t plug it in.” To this end, ISL recommends the following steps to help
prevent damage to connectors.
Care must be taken not to damage the camera connector by forcing it together wrong. Observe the
pattern of the pins, note that there is a ‘flat’ spot at the top of the pattern. (No pin at the very top center
of the connector). Align and push the connector of the whip FULLY into its mate.
Please, also pay attention to the following points:
1. When plugging in any connector:

a. Inspect for dirt in both sides of the connectors.
b. Inspect for bent, burnt, corroded etc. pins.
c. Periodically apply some silicone grease to the connector pins and into the holes of the female
bulkhead connector as well..
d. Secure the connector by screwing the locking collar onto the bulk head connector body until finger
tight.
2. These are wet-pluggable connector halves. Connectors can be damp when being plugging in.
Ensure, however, that the connectors are free of contaminants etc.
3. Even though the male connector has a certain degree of flexibility, avoid situations where strong
sideways loads are applied to the connector.
4. Do not drive over a connector. Ever. It will crush and be broken.
5. Do not walk on a connector or tether. This fosters the wrong attitude toward tether and connector
care.
6. When disconnecting a connector, it is best to clean it off dirt first with water so that dirt does not get
inside.
7. If water is discovered inside the tether connector (power supply end), clean it and check the contact
surfaces of the pins. Ensure that the connector is dry inside. A blow dryer may be used to achieve
this. In addition, make sure the connector is not damaged and will properly screw onto the power
supply.
3.7 Pre-Ops Inspection
Warning Always turn the system off before unplugging the camera. Plugging in or
unplugging the camera while the system is on can cause camera damage.
A Pre-Ops check should to be carried out prior to every camera mission.
1) Visually inspect the camera to ensure that there is nothing jamming the movement.
2) Check the camera cable for cuts, tears, etc.
3) Check that the camera connector is fully engaged and that the locking collar is finger tight..


4) Ensure that all other cables are properly connected, including the monitor.
5) Clean the camera port. (window)
6) Power up and test all camera functions. This would include: Adjustability of the lights and FULL
Pan & Tilt movements.
7) Verify the functionality of your monitor and video recording equipment. At this time, verify the
functionality of the video overlay, feed back of camera movements, zoom and manual focus
settings.
3.8 Post-Ops Inspection
Warning: Always turn the system off before connecting or disconnecting the camera.
Doing so while the system is on can cause camera damage.
A Post-Ops inspection should be carried out after every camera mission.

1) The system should be visually inspected for mechanical damage.
2) If the system has been used in salt water, thoroughly rinse the camera and pole with fresh water right
away. Accelerated corrosion will result if the camera is not rinsed properly. Pay close attention to
rinsing and cleaning the spaces between moving parts.
Warning: Use regular water line pressure to rinse. DO NOT, under any circumstances, use a
pressure washer. This will cause water damage since high pressure water can push past the
seals.
3) Clean off the camera and remove objects or debris from between its moving parts.
4) Visually check through the camera port to ensure that no water has entered the pressure housing.
5) Inspect the camera cable for cuts, nicks or kinks. Store the camera in it’s Pelican case with the
connector sufficiently protected.
3.9 Operating the Spectrum 45™ Micro PT Camera
Note: Only turn the power supply on when ALL components are connected.
Standard controls for the Spectrum 45™ PT camera are as follows:
Power – On / Off. Turns on the power to the camera and built-in lights.
Joystick – Gives the operator variable speed control of the camera’s pan and tilt functions. The Tilt
mechanism will hit mechanical stops at either end of the tilt motion. A slip clutch will prevent motor
damage if the motor continues to be driven past the limits. Stop when the camera motion comes to the
end of its travel – avoid running on the clutch. The Pan mechanism is continuous and therefore has no
mechanical stops. The motion, however, is also clutch protected in the event that the motion is hindered
for any reason.
Joystick Trim Adjustments – Pan & Tilt speeds can be trimmed in the software Menu using the video
overlay.

Focus – Near / Far Provides manual control of focus.
Camera Lights – Adjusts camera light intensity.
Note: Because the Spectrum 45 camera does not have auto focus or zoom, the corresponding switches
on the controller are disabled.

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 4.0 – Video Overlay
4. Video Overlay
4.1 On Screen Display (Video Overlay)
The Spectrum controller is capable of displaying system and camera information overlaid with the
video feed. This information can be turned on and off through the Displayed Information menu.
The below screen illustrates how this information will be displayed.
Figure 4-1: Typical Video Overlay

Top Left Corner
• Pitch & Roll – *Not used with SP45. Turn visibility of this item off.
• Elapsed Time – Displays the elapsed time counter. (Hot-key “I”)
Top Right Corner

• Pan & Tilt Numeric Data – *Not used with SP45. Turn visibility of this item off.
• Pan Indicator – *Not used with SP45. Turn visibility of this item off.
Right Side
• Tilt Indicator – *Not used with SP45. Turn visibility of this item off.
Bottom Left Corner

• Track Current Monitors – *Not used with SP45. Turn visibility of this item off.
• Lights Mode [LX] – *Not used with SP45. Turn visibility of this item off.
• Exposure [E] – *Not used with SP45. Turn visibility of this item off.
• Lights Current Monitor [LI] – *Not used with SP45. Turn visibility of this item off.
• Camera Temperature – *Not used with SP45. Turn visibility of this item off.
• Distance – Tether payout distance. (Hot-key “D”)


Bottom Right Corner
• Camera Status – *Not used with SP45. Turn visibility of this item off.
• Date/Time – The current date and time. This selection can be toggled between short date
format (dd/mm/yy hh:ss) or long date format (example 01-Jan-2006 11:38:24 AM). (Hot-key
“T”)
Center Screen
• Title Text – Title and operator comments. (Hot-keys “F1”, “F2”, “F3”, “F4”, and “F5”)
4.2 Title Text Entry
Figure 4-2: Overlay Title Text Entry Screen
The Spectrum text overlay system allows up to five video overlay title screens to be stored in
memory. These screens may be changed at any time or pre-typed and called up on demand.
This can be useful for adding comments or site data to an inspection recording.
Each screen can be up to five lines long with 25 characters per line.
A keyboard is required to edit text but once stored in memory the title screens can be called up
through the Displayed Information screen in the main menu.
To display or hide any of the five title screens press keyboard keys F1 though F5.
To edit a comment press Shift + F1, Shift + F2, etc, depending on which of the five screens you
want to edit.
F1 Show / hide title screen 1



Shift + F1 Edit title screen 1
Cursor Control Keys:

³ − Move cursor left.
´ − Move cursor right.
µ − Move cursor up.
¶ − Move cursor down.
Tab − Move the cursor and insert space.
Home − Move the cursor to the beginning of the line.
End − Move cursor to the end of the line.
Page up − Move the cursor to the first line.
Page down − Move the cursor to the last line.
Enter − Moves cursor to the beginning of the next line.
Delete − Deletes the character to the right.
Backspace – Deletes the character to the left.
Insert − Toggles between insert or overwrite text. Flashing characters will be overwritten.
Num lock − Enables numeric keypad.
4.3 Menu System
The following sections describe the on-screen menu system for c options and settings.
4.3.1 Menu Navigation

The on-screen menu system is navigated using the group of four buttons to the upper left of the
camera control joystick. Many items in the menu can also be accessed and / or activated using
keyboard hot-keys. General navigation using the panel buttons is as follows:
The system is organized as a main menu with sub-menus.

Enter the main menu pressing the MENU button.
Pressing the MENU button while inside a menu will back you out one level. In this way the
menu system can be exited by pressing the MENU button several times, depending on the
depth of your current level.
Move the curser down the list of items using the arrow keys.
Select or toggle items using the SELECT key.
You can jump to different parts of the menu by pressing the corresponding keyboard hot-key.
Hot-keys are tabulated in section 4.3.8. When in the menu system press the “Alt” key to
highlight available hot keys for that menu.
Back out of menu sub-directories and from the menu system itself by again pressing the
MENU button. Alternatively press “M” on the keyboard to exit all menus.
4.3.2 Main Menu
Enter the main menu by pressing the MENU key once or by pressing “M” on the keyboard.
Figure 4-3: Main Configuration Menu
Notes:
• Camera Select – (Not used – SP45)

• Camera Lights – (Not used – SP45)
• Displayed Information – Video overlay visibility sub-menu.
• Configuration – (Not used – SP45)
• Text Entry – Title Screen sub-menu.
• Date / Time – Date/time settings sub-menu. (Hot-key “Ctrl + T”)


4.3.3 Displayed Information Menu
This menu allows you to choose what to display on the video overlay. All of the visible options
are toggled by pressing the SELECT button.
Figure 4-4: Displayed Information Menu
• Pan/Tilt Indicator – (Not Used – SP45) Set to OFF.

• Distance – (On, Off) Displays the tether payout distance. (Hot-key “D”)
• Date/Time – Display current date and time – hot-key “T”. (12hr / 24hr / Long-Date / Short-
Date / Both-Long / Both-short / OFF) The short date format is <dd/mm/yy>.
• Elapsed Time – (On, Off) Displays the elapsed time counter. (Hot-key “I”)
• Current Monitors – – (Not Used – SP45) Set to OFF.
• Pitch / Roll – – (Not Used – SP45) Set to OFF.
• Text Entry – (On, Off) Displays last title screen. (Hot-key “X”)
• Camera Status – – (Not Used – SP45) Set to OFF.

4.3.4 Configuration Menu
This menu contains operational settings and configuration sub-menus.
(Imperial/Metric)
(NTSC/PAL)
Figure 4-5: Configuration Menu Screen
• Set Camera Home Position – (Not used with SP45)

• Camera Config – Camera configuration menu.
• Zero Encoder – Zeros the tether distance encoder. (Hot-key sequence: M, O, Z)
• Encoder Offset – The operator can start the tether distance count at any value using the
Encoder Offset function. Set by using the SELECT button to advance through the number
fields. The arrow keys will increment and decrement the fields. The value is stored once the
last digit has been selected.
• Chassis Config – (Not used with SP45)
• Units – Toggle between Metric and US Standard units.
• Software Version – The software version and video output is informative only.
• Video – The video format is informative only

4.3.5 Camera Configuration
This menu gives the operator access to camera control and video parameters.
(On/Off)
(None/Pan/Tilt/Both)
(Left/Right/Both)
(On/Off)
(SP90/SP45/FV90)
Figure 4-6: Camera Configuration Screen
• Auto Pan/Tilt Speed – (Not used with SP45)

• Pan/Tilt Speed – Increase or decrease the pan / tilt speed with the arrow keys. Press the
SELECT to store the value. This setting can only be changed if the Auto Pan/Tilt Speed is
set to OFF.
• Pan/Tilt Reverse – Reverse joystick directions of pan, tilt or both. Set according to operator
preference.
• Lights – (Not used with SP45)
• Zoom Speed – (Not used with SP45)
• Auto Exposure – (Not used with SP45)
• Exposure Level – (Not used with SP45)
• Camera Type – Informative only.

4.3.6 Date/Time
Figure 4-7: Date / Time Set Screen
• Set Date – The date can be set by using SELECT button to advance through the fields. The
arrow keys will increment and decrement the fields. The value is saved when the last field is
entered.
• Set Time – Set using the same method as the date.
• Zero Elapsed Time – Zeros the elapsed time counter.
4.3.7 Calibration Menu
Warning!
! This menu allows the operator to change system settings which could cause
malfunction or erratic behavior. For this reason access is gained only through
special key strokes noted below.

(None, Low, Med, High)
(None, Right, Left, Both)
Figure 0-1: Calibration Menu Screen
NOTE: The calibration menu can only be entered either by pressing CTRL+ALT+C on the keyboard
or pressing MENU+SELECT+UP+DOWN simultaneously on the front panel. It cannot be found
through the main menu.
• Video Compensation – Video compensation corrects for video signal loss over the tether. If
the compensation is set too low you may have a blurry picture or washed-out color. If set too
high the picture may appear jumbled and may flicker.
• Calibrate Pan/Tilt – (not used for Spectrum 45)
• Zero Joystick – When a system is first powered up or a new pendant is installed, the joystick
must be zeroed. To accomplish this, release all joysticks to zero themselves and press the
SELECT button.
• Calibrate Encoder – Enters the tether distance calibration routine. Instructions shown at the
bottom of the screen will assist the operator through the sequence of events.
o When “Calibrate Encoder” is selected the calibration routine enters its first step. A
number is displayed on the right showing the number of encoder counts. This is the
raw data from the encoder.
o The operator is asked to pull out a known length of tether. This can be any known
length but somewhere between 10 and 30 feet is recommended.
o Enter in the length of the tether you just pulled through. Make sure that the units are
set to match your measurement. The numeric value is entered by using the SELECT
button to advance through the digits. The arrow keys will increment and decrement
the digits. The value is saved after pressing SELECT when the last digit is filled in.
When using a keyboard you may simply type the number using the top number row
(not the number pad). If the currently set units do not match your measurement
press “U” to switch.
• Cal Inclinometer – (not used for Spectrum 45)
• Track Reverse – (not used for Spectrum 45)
• Master Mode – (not used for Spectrum 45)

4.3.8 Keyboard Shortcuts
The following hot keys are used with the Spectrum camera controller:
Key Function
Overlay Display
D Toggle the display mode of the distance encoder
P *(Not used – SP45) Toggle the pan/tilt display mode
R *(Not used – SP45) Toggle the pitch/roll display mode
S *(Not used – SP45) Toggle the camera status display mode
T Toggle the date/time display mode
U Toggle the display units mode (metric/imperial)
X Toggle the text entry display mode
Timer Control
I Toggle elapsed timer display.
Ctrl + I Zero elapsed timer.
Camera Control
A *(Not used – SP45) Toggle the Auto Focus mode
F Focus the camera near
Shift + F Focus the camera far
Z *(Not used – SP45) Zoom the camera in
Shift + Z *(Not used – SP45) Zoom the camera out
H, Home *(Not used – SP45) Send the camera to the Home position
Ctrl + H, Ctrl + Home *(Not used – SP45) Store the camera Home position
Camera Video / Light / Control Settings
Shift + B Decrease the camera light set point
B Increase the camera light set point
E *(Not used – SP45) Increase the camera exposure level
Shift + E *(Not used – SP45) Decrease the camera exposure level
Ctrl + E *(Not used – SP45) Toggle the camera exposure mode between
automatic and manual
L *(Not used – SP45) Toggle the camera light mode between
spot/flood/both

Menu Shortcuts
Ctrl + T Display the date/time menu
Ctrl + Alt + C Display the Calibration menu
M Display the main menu
Alt Display the main menu (also displays short cut keys for the menu
while the Alt key is held down)
Title Screen & Comments Shortcuts
X Show / hide the last title screen.
F1 Key Select Title Screen 1
Shift + F1 Key Edit Title Screen 1

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 5.0 – DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER
5. Digital Video Recorder (Archos 7)
Figure 5-1: Archos 7

The Archos 7 Media tablet is optionally integrated into the Spectrum 90 controller to
record and playback video inspection files. The Media Tablet offers the following
features:
Touch Screen Control.

Wireless network connection to upload inspection video.
Large internal hard drive for ample video storage.
MPEG 4 AVI recording with VGA 640X480 resolution at 30 fps.
On-Line instruction manual for the Archos 7 accessible through the touch screen.
On-Line Spectrum 90 manual (this manual) accessible through the touch screen.
Quick-release mounting system for easy removal of the Archos 7 Media Tablet.
A microphone is also available as an option for voice commented inspection.
5.1 Mounting the Archos 7
The Archos monitor/recorder is mounted in the lid using a quick-release mounting bezel. It can be
removed after an inspection and taken to the office for wireless download of the day’s inspection
footage.

Archos 7 Quick Release
5.2 To display and record video:
1. Turn on the system.

2. Press the “DVR-SnapON” button at the lower left of the screen.
3. Press the “Video Recorder” button.
Video is now displayed from the camera with overlay.
4. To display the Archos menu overlay, tap once anywhere in the screen, to
make it disappear, tap again.
5. Press the “REC” button at the lower left of the screen to start recording. If
the “REC” button is not visible, tap the screen and the Archos menu items
will appear.
6. To stop recording touch the stop button on the lower left of the screen. Again,
first tap the screen if the Archos menu items are not visible.
7. The back icon (upper right hand corner of the screen) will take you
back one level in the interface. The Home icon (upper left hand corner
of the screen) will return you to the Home screen.


5.3 To view recorded video:
1. From the home screen, tap on the “Play” button. A new set of menus will
appear to the right.
2. Tap on the “Video” button. A list of videos files and folders will appear.
3. Tap on the “Record” folder. Tapping it once will select the folder. Tapping it
again will open the folder. When the folder is opened it will display a list of
the videos that have been recorded on the system
4. Tap on the video that you want to view. It will start to play.
5. When the video has finished playing, the system will return to the list of
recorder videos. If you wish to stop the video while it is playing, tap the
screen and then tap the back icon .
5.4 General use of the Archos 7:
1. To turn on/off the Archos, press the power button located on the very
top of the unit. The green LED indicator lights up with the device is on
2. The “VOL” button is used to increase/decrease the volume.
3. The “CHG” LED is a battery charge indicator.
a. Light on: battery is charging
b. Blinking: the battery is fully charged
4. Refer to the on-line Archos 7 users manual for further operating instructions.
a. Display the root menu
b. Choose “Tools”
c. Choose “Help”
d. Choose “00 English Users Manual”
5.5 File Management of recorded videos:
1. From the home screen, tap the “Play” button, then the “Video” button and
then the “Record” button. You should now see a list of the recorded videos.
2. Tap the Menu icon (upper right hand corner of screen). A set of Menu
items will appear.
3. “Info” displays a message box with information about the highlighted video
file.


4. “File Management” allows you to manage the files:
a. “Rename”: allows you to change the name of the highlighted video file.
b. “Delete”: allows you to delete the highlighted video file.
c. “Permissions”: allows you to define the permissions of the highlighted

video file.
5. “Create Home Shortcut” creates a shortcut to this video on the Home screen.
6. “Search”: allows you to search for a particular video by entering a few letters
or a word.
7. “Settings”: allows you to modify the “Video Player” settings screen or the
“Sound” settings screen.
5.6 To transfer files from the Archos 7 to a computer:
1. Remove the Archos from the system. See above for instructions on
Monitor/Recorder Installation.
2. Remove the DVR-SnapON from the bottom of the Archos.
3. There will be an Archos USB cable in the Archos box that came with your
system. Plug the Archos USB cable into the Archos
4. Plug the USB end of the cable into your computer.
5. A message will come up on the Archos indicating that it is attached to

Windows.
6. The Archos icon will appear on your computer. You can now start
transferring files to it.
7. The Archos manual has more details instructions on transferring files to the
various operating systems (Windows XP, Mac, Linux etc.)


8. When completed, disconnect the USB cable from the computer and the
Archos.
9. Plug in the DVR-SnapON and re-install the Archos into the system See the
Push Cam Manual for instructions on Monitor/Recorder Installation.
5.7 Creating a short-cut to recorded video files:
It is fairly simple to rename the recorded video folder and to create a short-cut to
it. This will enable you to directly access the recorded inspections files from the
main menu on the Archos.
1. From the home screen, tap the “Play” button, then the “Video” button.
2. Tap the “Record” folder once. This will select the folder.
3. Tap the Menu icon (upper right hand corner of screen). A set of Menu
items will appear.
4. Tap the “File Management Button” and then the “Rename” button
5. Type a more meaningful name, such as “Inspection Videos”
6. Tap “OK” to confirm the name change.
7. With the “Inspection Videos” folder selected, tap the Menu icon again and
“Create Home Shortcut”
8. Return to the home screen. There should be a shortcut to the folder with the
recorded video files.

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 6.0 – MAINTENANCE
6. MAINTENANCE
6.1 Rinsing and Cleaning
After every mission check to see if the camera needs cleaning.
1. If the system has been used in salt water, thoroughly rinse the camera with fresh water prior to
being stored away. Accelerated corrosion will result if the inspection system is not rinsed
properly. Pay close attention to rinsing and cleaning the camera LED lights and the spaces
between moving parts. Avoid pressing against the light LED’s, they are circuit board mounted
inside. This could compromise the ability to go to the rated depth safely.
2. Use an open hose or tap at regular water line pressure for rinsing. Do not use pressure
washing equipment – water will be forced into the camera at these high pressures.
3. Avoid scratching the camera port. Use glass cleaner and a soft cloth to clean the port.
Periodically:
4. Use a damp cloth or spray cleaner for the power supply / controller box. The box must never
be sprayed down or immersed in water. Unplug the controller before cleaning.
5. For general cleaning of the camera, use a mild detergent.
6. Factory Maintenance
The Spectrum 45™ Micro PT camera is equipped with a number of rotary surface seals that have
to operate with close tolerances to achieve the 100Ft depth rating. It is of the utmost importance
that the sealing surfaces are protected from scratches during maintenance work. When seals are
removed or replaced the sealing surfaces and seals must be clean and sufficiently lubricated before
installation.
To re-certify a camera’s depth rating we recommend the camera be serviced at Inuktun’s in-house
repair shop.
6.2 Caring For Seals and O-rings
NOTICE: INUKTUN SERVICES LTD. recommends the use of Dow Corning #4 Silicon
Grease, or an equivalent, as a lubricant for O-rings used as seals.
Handling Sealed Components
O-rings and other components having sealing surfaces should never be handled with dirty or gritty
hands. A small amount of dirt trapped next to an O-ring can cause leakage which could result in
serious damage to the equipment they are intended to protect. Should an O-ring or sealing surface
become dirty, wash it with mild soap and water, then rinse it with clean water. Avoid scratching the
surfaces of O-rings and the components which contact them. Do not use sharp objects such as a
knife or screw-driver to pry apart sealed assemblies or remove O-rings as serious damage to the O-
ring or the seat may result. When components require storage with the sealing surfaces exposed
they should be stored in a clean, dry location for protection.


O-rings wear out over time. Inspect all O-rings whenever a sealed assembly is apart. "Healthy" O-
rings are soft, flexible and have not been pinched or nicked. Should an O-ring appear brittle, or
have apparent cracks, nicks, or evidence of being pinched or permanently compressed, it will
require replacement. Sealing surfaces should also be inspected while an assembly is apart. The
surfaces should be examined to determine that they are free of dirt, nicks, scratches, or damage
which may result in seal failure once reassembled.
O-rings should be stored in clean plastic bags to protect them from dust when not in use. Avoid
prolonged storage in direct sunlight as this may result in deterioration of the O-ring material. Stored
O-rings should be sorted with regard to type and size with that information noted on the storage
bag. Use of an incorrect O-ring can result in an ineffective seal.
Installation
Before installing, ensure that the correct O-ring is being used and that it and the sealing surfaces
are clean. Cover the O-ring with a layer of silicon grease and fit it into the seal area. Use caution
during installation to avoid damaging the O-ring on any edges or surfaces it must travel over.
Rule of Thumb
WHEN IN DOUBT THROW IT OUT! Generally, when compared to the equipment they are
protecting, O-rings are very inexpensive. Should an incorrectly sized or damaged O-ring be
installed, the result can be most damaging. If there is any doubt as to the suitability or condition of
an O-ring it should be replaced.

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 7.0 – PARTS & REPAIRS
7. PARTS & REPAIRS

Spare and / or replacement parts are available for the Spectrum 45™ Micro PT Camera.
They can be ordered directly from:
Inuktun Services Ltd.

Suite C
2569 Kenworth Road
Nanaimo, B.C.
V9T 3M4
Phone: (250) 729-8080

Fax: (250) 729-8077
For Customer Service by Internet, E-mail service@inuktun.com
When ordering, always make sure you quote the SOC# of your system and the Serial number
of your Spectrum 90™ PTZ Camera (both can be found on the front page of the Manual), the part
number, description and the quantity required.
7.1 Warranty Repairs
The warranty conditions are specified in Section 7. In the event any conditions of the manufacturer's
warranty have been breached, the warranty may be considered void. All returned items must be
sent prepaid to Inuktun at the above address.
7.2 Factory Repairs
Some sub-assemblies of the Spectrum 90™ PTZ Camera are not field-serviceable and will need
to be returned to the factory if they malfunction. Also, in some instances warranty claims must be
sent back to the factory for evaluation.
To return an item for evaluation or repair, first contact Inuktun at the Toll-Free Number above for
an RMA number. Inuktun will return to you an RMA number with detailed shipping instructions
including codes for customs. Items shipped without an RMA number will be held at Inuktun until
the correct paperwork is completed. If cross-boarder shipments are not labeled properly as per
the instructions, the items may be held by customs, or additional fees may be charged by customs.
All returned items must be sent prepaid unless other specific arrangements have been made.
Please refer to Section 3.1 in regards to shipping practices of electrical equipment. Inuktun
cannot be held responsible for damages due to improper packaging. Improper packing may
significantly affect the turn around time and increase repair costs.

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 8.0 – LIMITED WARRANTY
8. LIMITED WARRANTY
LIMITED WARRANTY POLICY
Inuktun will repair or replace, at its expense and at its option, any system or component, subject to the
limitations and / or exclusions specified herein, which in normal use has proven to be defective in
workmanship or material provided that, within one (1) year of the purchase date, the original purchaser
returns the product prepaid, accompanied by proof of purchase, from a sales agent authorized by
Inuktun, and provides Inuktun with reasonable opportunity to verify the alleged defect by inspection.
Warranty Limitations And/Or Exclusions:
1. This warranty does not apply to light bulbs.

2. Batteries, fuses, transistors, integrated circuit modules (IC’s), voltage regulating devices and electrical
plugs and / or connectors are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a
period of ninety (90) days from the date of shipment to the original purchaser.
3. Any article purchased from, but not manufactured by, Inuktun is sold with only such warranties as are
made by the manufacturer therein. Inuktun only warrants that it has title thereto, free of all liens or
encumbrances.
4. This warranty does not apply to units which are damaged by connection to improperly wired AC
receptacles.
5. Track belts, tethers, view ports and other components subject to wear through abrasion are
warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from
the date of shipment to the original purchaser.
6. Any damage caused by failure to observe proper packing or to observe instructions for operation and
maintenance as contained in the Instruction Manual furnished with the equipment, by accident in
transit or elsewhere, will not be covered by the warranty.
7. Repairs are warranted for 90 days.
Inuktun may require that certain components may be returned, prepaid, to a manufacturer’s authorized
station for inspection and repair or replacement.
Inuktun will not be responsible for any asserted defect which has resulted from Acts of God, normal wear,
misuse, abuse, improper configuration, repair, or alteration made, or specifically authorized by, anyone
other than a representative of Inuktun authorized to do so. The giving of, or failure to give, any advice or
recommendation by Inuktun shall not constitute any warranty by, or impose any liability on, Inuktun
The foregoing constitutes the sole and exclusive remedy of the purchaser and the exclusive liability of
Inuktun and is in lieu of any and all other warranties, express, implied or statutory as to merchantability,
fitness for purpose sold, description, quality productiveness, or any other matter. Under no
circumstances shall Inuktun be liable for special, incidental or consequential damages, or for delay in
performance of this warranty.

2569 Kenworth Road
Tel: (250) 729-8080
Fax: (250) 729-8077
9. Warranty Registration
Name Date
Company
Address City/Town
State/ Province Country Zip/Postal
Phone Number ( ) Fax Number ( )
Spectrum 45™ Serial

Product SOC #:
Micro PT Number:
Please fill out the above information and fax this sheet to Inuktun Services Ltd. to register your system’s warranty.
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LIMITED WARRANTY
Inuktun Services Ltd. will repair or replace, at its expense and at
its option, any system or component, subject to the limitations 7. Any damage caused by failure to observe proper packing
and / or exclusions specified herein, which in normal use has or to observe instructions for operation and maintenance
proven to be defective in workmanship or material provided that, as contained in the Instruction Manual furnished with the
within one (1) year of the purchase date, the original purchaser equipment, by accident in transit or elsewhere, will not be
returns the product prepaid, accompanied by proof of purchase, covered by the warranty.
from a sales agent authorized by Inuktun Services Ltd., and 8. Repairs are warranted for 90 days.
provides Inuktun Services Ltd. with reasonable opportunity to
verify the alleged defect by inspection. Inuktun Services Ltd. may require that certain components
may be returned, prepaid, to a manufacturer’s authorized
Warranty Limitations And/Or Exclusions: station for inspection and repair or replacement.
1. This warranty does not apply to light bulbs.
Inuktun Services Ltd. will not be responsible for any asserted
2. Batteries, fuses, transistors, integrated circuit modules defect which has resulted from Acts of God, normal wear,
(IC’s), voltage regulating devices and electrical plugs and / misuse, abuse, improper configuration, repair, or alteration
or connectors are warranted to be free from defects in made, or specifically authorized by, anyone other than a
material and workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days representative of Inuktun Services Ltd. authorized to do so.
from the date of shipment to the original purchaser. The giving of, or failure to give, any advice or
recommendation by Inuktun Services Ltd. shall not constitute
3. Any article purchased from, but not manufactured by, any warranty by, or impose any liability on, Inuktun Services
Inuktun Services Ltd. is sold with only such warranties as Ltd.
are made by the manufacturer therein. Inuktun Services
Ltd. only warrants that it has title thereto, free of all liens or The foregoing constitutes the sole and exclusive remedy of the
encumbrances. purchaser and the exclusive liability of Inuktun Services Ltd. and
4. This warranty does not apply to units which are damaged is in lieu of any and all other warranties, express, implied or
by connection to improperly wired AC receptacles. statutory as to merchantability, fitness for purpose sold,
description, quality productiveness, or any other matter. Under
5. Track belts, tether cables, viewports, rotary seals and no circumstances shall Inuktun Services Ltd. be liable for
other components subject to wear through abrasion are special, incidental or consequential damages, or for delay in
warranted to be free from defects in material and performance of this warranty.
workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from the date
of shipment to the original purchaser.
6. Any repairs, parts replacement or overhauls not effected
by Inuktun will not be covered by the warranty.

2569 Kenworth Road
Tel: (250) 729-8080
Fax: (250) 729-8077
10. Spare Parts Order Form

Name Date
Company
Address City/Town
State/ Province Country Zip/Postal
Phone Number ( ) Fax Number ( )
Spectrum 45™
Product: Serial # SOC #:
Micro PT
Qty. Unit Product Price ($US) Total
Subtotal
Total
Shipping instructions:______________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
Fax to: Inuktun Services Ltd.

Fax: (250) 729-8077
Phone: (250) 729-8080
Toll free: 1-877-INUKTUN
Listed prices are exclusive of any applicable taxes, duties and/or shipping costs.
Please call for payment options. We accept VISA, Master Card & American Express.

11. MECHANICAL & ELECTRIC DRAWINGS

SPECTRUM 45 TM
SERIAL #XXXX
NANAIMO B.C.
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36
37
38
39
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43
1 2 3 4 5 6
21" PC B 3
C N1 7 C N2 2 CN2 4 JACK4 JACK5 JACK6

C N1 06 C N3 05
FUSE3 3.15 A GDC
1 B K2 2 GND GND B K2 2 16 C N1 3
C N1 R D1 8 72 VDC F used
4 8 C N1 6 C N1 4 C N1 5
C N2 3
2 R D2 2 +7 2VDC +7 2VDC R D2 2 15 FUSE8 R D1 8 72 VDC
C N2
5 7 REAR MT FUSE HOLDER
C N6 C N4 C N5 CN7
3 14
6 6
D ER -PB-C 01 33-04-G D
13
39 -0 1-206 0 5
PCB 4 C N3 15
12 TOPCB3, 39 -0 1-208 0
4 1 B K1 8 72 VGND
Note: All power supplies wired identically 11 CN5 5 R D1 8 72 VDC
3 2
CN1 C N1
10 C N5 6
8" 2
PCB 4 attaches to
TOPCB3, 3 YW18 R ig ht(+) A
C N1 01
AC IN 9
head er on P CB 3 C N4 CN15 7 WE/YW1 8 R ig ht(-)
R ig ht(+ ) YW18
B
1 AC L B K1 8 1 1 4 B E18 Left(+) C
AC L IC3 02 footprin t. R ig ht(-) WE/YW1 8
6 AC N WE18 2 8 WE/B E1 8 Left(-) D
AC N Left(+) B E18
2 C H GND GN1 8 3 43 025 -1 600 ER-PB -C 02 02-02-D E
FG C N3 16 Left(-) WE/B E1 8
7 POWER F
43 025 -1 200 Vid eo1(+) GY2 2
3 1 GY2 2 Vid eo1(+) G
Vid eo1(-) WE/GY22
8 DC OUT 7 WE/GY22 Vid eo1(-) H
Sp are Twp(+) B N2 2
PCB 1
4 Po wer Gn d B N1 8 4
V (-) TOPCB3, 2 B N2 2 Sp are Twp(+)
Sp are Twp(-) WE/B N22
J
9 Po wer Gn d B N1 8 5 C AB LE1 8 WE/B N22 Sp are Twp(-) K
ER-PB -C 01 34-03
5 6
V (-) CN16 3 VT22 R S48 5A
R S48 5A VT22
L
F5 F6 F4 SW 2
10 24 V R D1 8 7
V (-)
NOTE:
TOPCB3, CN23 TOPCB2, CN5 9 WE/VT2 2 R S48 5B
R S48 5B WE/VT2 2
M
39 -0 1-210 0 V (+) 72 VDC F used R D1 8
24 V R D1 8 8 Tu ne each power s 4 OE22 Sp are1 N
V (+) MEM2 MEM1 72 VGND B K1 8
9 10 P OS IDC AS SEMB LY 18 INC H 10 WE/OE2 2 Sp are2 P
MOD1 C N4 V (+) Sp are1 OE22
5 R
Sp are2 WE/OE2 2
11 S
C N7 C N1 2 C N5 C N1 3 C N1 1
C PS 1 24 V 32 0W 6 C
To PCB2 CN2 To PCB2 CN3 PT02E20-16S
12
C N1
AC IN C N4 C N3
C N1 02
1 AC L B K1 8 1 6"
10A SLOW
10A SLOW
AC L
6 AC N WE18 2
C N2 AC N C N2 C N1
FUSE5
FUSE6
2 C H GND GN1 8 3
FG
7
PCB 2
3
ME-MP-XAT0 001 ER-PB -C 01 36-03 ME-MP-XAT0 002
C N3 8 DC OUT
V (-)
C N5 9 Po wer Gn d B N1 8 5
V (-)
5 6 C N2 04
C N6 V (-)
10 24 V R D1 8 7 NOTE: R D2 6 5V
39 -0 1-210 0 V (+) 1
24 V R D1 8 8 Tu ne each power s B E26 Joy stick X
V (+) Back 2
9 B K2 6 GND PR ODUC TION NOTE:
V (+) 3
SW 1
View R D2 6 5V Joy stick shown as viewed from rea

4
GN2 6 Joy stick Y of controller.
of JS 5
PS 2 24 V 32 0W B K2 6 GND
6
M11L061P
AC IN 51 021 -0 600
C N1 03
1 AC L B K1 8 1
6 AC N WE18 2
AC L
AC N
JS1 M11 L06 1P 4.5"
2 C H GND GN1 8 3
FG CAMERA JOYSTICK
7
B 3 B
8 DC OUT
V (-)
V (-)
5 6
V (-) NOTE:
10 24 V R D1 8 7
39 -0 1-210 0 V (+) Tu ne each power s
24 V R D1 8 8
V (+)
9
V (+) PIN1
F
43 030 -0 007 FEMALE PINS QTY:10
PS 3 24 V 32 0W
PIN2
50 079 -8 000 QTY:6
PIN3
39 -0 0-003 9 QTY:29
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WIRE ASSEMBLY LENGTH

(INCHES)
TETHER FUSE 5-1/2"

FUSE3
FAN 4-1/2"
3.15 A GDC
D D
FUSE4
TETHER 4"
C N1 10
1 72 VDC R D2 2
AC INPUT 3-1/2"
2 72 VDC F used
R D/WE22
43 645 -0 200 R EAR MT FUSE HOLDER ** ALL LENGTHS MEASURED TO CONNECTOR
FACE (OR FLANGE FOR PANEL MOUNTS) **
C N1 07 FAN1
R D2 6 12 V 1
1 RD
B E26 GND 2
2 BK
NOTE: 51 021 -0 200
Po wer supp ly terminals attach
directly to Interconn ect PC B .
12 VDC FAN 6 0X15

PS2 R S-75-24
PC B 1
CN10
AC L
NOTE: AC N
C Tu ne 24V supply t FG C
CN8 CN9
22 Vd c o utput. V (-)
V (+)
CN200
CN4
CN7
24 V 75 W
PS1 R S-100 -4 8
CN5 CN6
C N1
A
CN3
B
V (+)
C
CN100
V (+)
D
V (-)
CN2
CN1
E
V (-)
C N1 05 F
FG 1 GY2 2 Vid eo1(+) GY2 2
G
AC N ER -PB -C 01 89-01-A 5 WE/GY22 Vid eo1(-) WE/GY22
H
AC L 2 B N2 2 Sp are Twp(+) B N2 2
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6 WE/B N22 Sp are Twp(-) WE/B N22
K
3 VT22 R S48 5A VT22
L
7 WE/VT2 2 R S48 5B WE/VT2 2
48 V 10 0W FUSE1 M
4 R D2 2 72 VDC R D2 2
N
8 B K2 2 72 VGND B K2 2
3.15 A GDC P
43 025 -0 800
B AC(Live) Fuse R B
S
PIN2
M FUSE2
43 031 -0 007 MALE PINS QTY:2 PT02E20-16S
3.15 A GDC
PIN1
F AC(Neutral) Fu se
43 030 -0 007 FEMALE PINS QTY:37
PIN3
50 079 -8 000 QTY:16 C N1 01
1 B N1 8 AC L IN C N2
4 B N1 8
L E
PIN4 2 GN/YW18 EAR TH GN/YW18
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39 -0 0-003 9 QTY:13 5 B E18
N
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Prod uctio n Note:

C N2 15
WIRE ASSEMBLY LENGTH
Th is C ontroller P CB (P CB2) shou
39 -0 1-208 0
1 BK2 2 GND
(INCHES)
C AB LE2
include mod lev el A to route rear 5 RD2 2 48 VDC
video to the LCD. 2 DB9 INTERCONNECT TBD
CN7 R IB BON CABLE - 9 POS CN2 17
TO PCB2, 6 KEYBOARD INTERCONNECT TBD
1 1 PC B2
CN15 3
6 6 ER -PB-C01 33-04-H
7 VIDEO INTERCONNECTS TBD
D 2 Serial2 TX 2
4 MONITOR INTERCONNECT TBD D
8
7 En coder A 7 CN1 7 CN2 2 C N2 4 JACK4 JACK5 JACK6
3 Serial2 RX 3
CN205 - CN402 TBD
8 En coder B 8
TO PCB2, CN17 C N1 3
CN1
C N2 16 CN201 - CN405 TBD
4 4
LOWER DB9 CN2 3
C N1 6 C N1 4 CN1 5 43 025 -1 200
1 GY2 2 Vid eo(+)
9 5V 9 C N2 7 WE/GY22 Vid eo(-)
JOYSTICK 4-1/2"
5 GND 5 CN6 CN4 C N5 C N7 2 BN2 2 Sp are Twp(+)
8 WE/BN22 Sp are Twp(-)
CN109 - CN215 TBD
3 VT22 R S48 5A
CN109 - CN216 TBD
CFM09 S NOTE: CMM09S CN109 - CN204 TBD
DB9 interconnect assemb led
TO PCB2, 9 WE/VT2 2 R S48 5B
with IDC ribbo n conn ecto rs
CN16 4
CN102 - POWER SWITCH TBD
10
C N2 05
5
CN102 - GND TERMINAL TBD
43 025 -1 600 CN2 01
11
51 021 -0 500
6 YW22 5VDC
** ALL LENGTHS MEASURED TO CONNECTOR
12 FACE (OR FLANGE FOR PANEL MOUNTS) * *
5
4
3
2
1
C N2 04
TO PCB2, 43 025 -1 600
16
8
15
48VDC 7
14
6
13
5
12
4
11
3
10
2
9
1
CN23
BK 26
1
W E26
VT 26
GY26
SW 1
9 OE22 Po wer LED(+)
GND
2 GY2 2 Po wer LED(-)
10
RD1 8 AC L SW
3 1
C BK1 8 AC L FUSED C
2 BK22
1 RD22
CN1 1 CN1 2 TO PCB3, 11 2
1 BN2 6 1 CN5 4
BN DATA TO PCB2, 46 -1 02-1
Video2
Video1
2 RD2 6 2 12
RD N/C C AB LE1
GND
GND
OE
3 OE26 3
GND 10 POS IDC AS SEMBLY 18 INCH
CN4 5
CN6
GN
4 GN2 6 4
VCC
TO PCB2 CN4 02 13
GN1 8 EARTH
BE
5 BE26 5
CLK
KEYBOARD JACK 43 645 -0 200 CN4 05
6
6 BK2 6 6 14
5
4
3
2
1
BK N/C 51 021 -0 500 RING TERMINAL # 6
7
SHLD
2MJ-20 4 15 OE22 12 VDC
HALF AK678 -2 M-R (MALE) MEM1 PCB 4 8 PR ODUCTION NOTE:
PCB3 16 Gro und terminal screwed
CN1 to alu minu m main plate.
JACK1
CN5
CN2
GND SHIELD CN4 C N1 2 C N5 CN1 3 CN1 1
TO PCB2 OVERLAY
CN8
Overlay Video COR E
VIDEO JACK C N4 CN3
CN7
HALF RC A TO RCA 6 FT CABLE B LACK
35 01FR R CA JACK
CN9
CN4
JACK2 C N2 CN1
GND SHIELD CN5
Raw Vid eo COR E TO PCB2 RAW ER-PB -C 01 36-03
CN6
VIDEO JACK ME-MP-XAT0 001
DC1 C N1 09
HALF RC A TO RCA 6 FT CABLE B LACK 1 9 43 025 -1 200
35 01FR R CA JACK +Vin +Vou t 1 RD2 2 48 VDC
CN3
7 BK2 2 GND
2 8
B ON/OFF +S ense 2 OE22 12 VDC B
7
ER-PB-C01 55-02-C Trim 8 YW22 5VDC
C N3 04 3 6
C ase -Sense 3 GY2 2 Vid eo(+)
RD2 6 5V TO INTERCONNECT PCB
1 9 WE/GY22 Vid eo(-)
BE26 Joy stick X 4 5
Back 2 PR ODUC TION NOTE: -Vin -Vo ut (SHEET 1) 4 BN2 2 Sp are TW P(+)
BK2 6 GND
3 Joy stick shown as viewe 10 WE/BN22 Sp are TW P(-)
View RD2 6 5V 12 V 50 W
4 with pan el flipped to the 5 VT22 R S48 5A
GN2 6 Joy stick Y
of JS 5 side (right side up ). 11 WE/VT2 2 R S48 5B
BK2 6 GND
6 6
M11L061P 51 021 -0 600
12
CN3
1 12 VDC
JS1 M11 L06 1P 4.5" CN1 02
1 BK1 8 AC L FUSED
BK 6
2 12 VDC
BN CN4 08 C N1 04 2 GN1 8 EAR TH
3 12 VDC 1
RD 39 -0 1-204 0 7
4 GND 4 1 BK1 8 PS3 TO INTERCONNECT PCB
OE TO INTERCONNECT PCB 3 RD1 8 AC L SW
5 GND Vid eo1 VT26 2 TO PCB4, CN8 3 AC L
YW AC L (SHEET 1) 8
6 GND Vid eo GND GY2 6 5 (LCD MONITOR) (SHEET 1) 2 WE18 AC N
GN AC N 4
7 Vid eo2 Vid eo2 BE26 3 4 GN1 8 CH GND
BE FG 9
8 Vid eo1 6
VT 2 BK2 2 GND V (-) R S-25-12 5 OE22 Po wer LED(+)
9 Vid eo GND 43 025 -0 600 C N8
GY GND OE26 , YW26 ,GN2 6 GND 2 1 RD2 2 LC D PWR V (+) 10 GY2 2 Po wer LED(-)
12 VDC BK2 6, BN2 6, RD2 6 12 VDC 1 39 -0 1-210 0
HALF C5 8190 B-06 (FEMALE)
C N9 43 020 -0 200
43 025 -0 200 12 V 25 W
A A
R ich elle Eck April 17, 2008
Standard T olerances: NOTICE:THIS DRAWIN G MA Y REVEAL D ESIG NS
OR INFORMA TION PROPRIETARY TO INUKTUN .
UCSP Portable Controller
Resistors ±5% 25 69 K enworth Rd Sheet 2 of 2 - Contro l Pan el Wirin g
REVIEWED B Y: DATED: SMT Cap acitors ±1 0% BY ACCEPTAN CE OF A REPROD UCTION, RECIPIENTS Nana imo, BC
Ra dial Cap acitors ±2 0% AG REE TO PROTECT INUKTUN'S RIGHTS AND ARE V9 T 3M4
Adam Kop pel April 17, 2008 WARNED AG AIN ST USE OF TH E DO CUMEN T FOR ER-WD-P 0342 _02 -0 5.Sch
(250 ) 72 9-8080
AN Y PURPOSE OTH ERTHA N TH AT FORWHICH IT
APPROVED BY: DATED: Fa x: (250 ) 729 -8 077
Gabriel Neaga April 17, 2008 ER-WD-P 0342 _02 -0 5.Sch
1 2 3 4 5 6
46
1 2 3 4
D
2" 20ft D
CABLE2
ENCODER CABLE AE1023 COIL CABLE
ENCODER1
RD RD RD RD TWP#1 RD24 +5V
5V
BK BK BK BK TWP#1 BK24 GND
GND
GN GN YW YW TWP#2 GN24 B
B
WE WE OE OE TWP#2 WE24 A
A
SHIELD SHIELD DRAIN DRAIN DRAIN
DRAIN
MES-20-100P ENCODER
Splices contained by Splices contained by
meltable core heat shrink. meltable core heat shrink.
C C
CN1
CONTAINED WITHIN HOUSING CN3
1 1
6 6
2 YW26 Serial TX Serial TX YW26 2
TO PENDANT/SLAVE 7 A TWP#2 WE24 7 TO MAIN
3 BE26 Serial RX Serial RX BE26 3
CONTROLLER 8 B TWP#2 GN24 8 CONTROLLER
4 4
9 RD26 +5V +5V RD26 9
5 BK26 GND GND BK26 5
B B
TWP#2 WE24
DRAIN DB9 M
TWP#2 GN24
171-009-202-031
TWP#1 RD24
TWP#1 BK24
MECH1
CABLE1 CN2
8723 TWO TWP22G CABLE QTY:22
6115
1/8" Grommet
Wire lengths to be determined in production. ME-MP-XAW0118-00
DB9 Housing

NOTICE: THIS DRAWING MAY REVEAL DESIGNS
A Richelle Hamilton Jan 31, 2006 OR INFORMATION PROPRIETARY TO INUKTUN.
2569 Kenworth Rd
ISL Winch Encoder Wiring A
BY ACCEPTANCE OF A REPRODUCTION, RECIPIENTS
REVIEWED BY: DATED: Nanaimo, BC
V9T 3M4
Kenneth MacCallum Jan 31, 2006 WARNED AGAINST USE OF THE DOCUMENT FOR ER-WD-P0298-04.Sch
(250) 729-8080
ANY PURPOSE OTHER THAN THAT FOR WHICH IT
APPROVED BY: DATED: Fax: (250) 729-8077
WAS TENDERED. 16-Nov-2007
Adam Koppel Jan 31, 2006 ER-WD-P0298-04.Sch
1 2 3 4
47
1 2 3 4
D D
20ft
ENCODER1
RD TWP#1 +5V
5V
BK TWP#1 GND
GND
GN TWP#2 B
B
WE TWP#2 A
A
SHIELD
DRAIN
MES-20-100P ENCODER
NOTE:
C Encoder cable terminated C
directly to PCB inside
encoder housing.
CN1
CONTAINED WITHIN HOUSING CN3
1 1
6 6
2 YW26 Serial TX Serial TX YW26 2
TO PENDANT/SLAVE 7 A TWP#2 WE24 7 TO MAIN
3 BE26 Serial RX Serial RX BE26 3
CONTROLLER 8 B TWP#2 GN24 8 CONTROLLER
4 4
9 RD26 +5V +5V RD26 9
5 BK26 GND GND BK26 5
B B
TWP#2 WE24
DRAIN DB9 M
TWP#2 GN24
171-009-202-031
TWP#1 RD24
TWP#1 BK24
MECH1
CABLE1 CN2
8723 TWO TWP22G CABLE QTY:22
6115
1/8" Grommet
ME-MP-XAW0118-00
DB9 Housing

A Adam Koppel July 6, 2007
OR INFORMATION PROPRIETARY TO INUKTUN.
2569 Kenworth Rd
Portable Reel Encoder Wiring A
Gabriel Neaga July 6, 2007 V9T 3M4
WARNED AGAINST USE OF THE DOCUMENT FOR ER-WD-P0298-04-A.Sch
(250) 729-8080
WAS TENDERED. 28-Sep-2007
Adam Koppel July 6, 2007
ER-WD-P0298-04-A.Sch
1 2 3 4
48
1 2 3 4
D SEE SOC FOR LENGTH D
CN1
A
B
C C C
D
E CN2
F
BN24 TWP1 Video1(+) 72VGND BK22#4, BK22#5, BK22#6 WE22#1
G 1
WE24 TWP1 Video1(-) UNUSED CONDUCTORS 72VDC BK22#1, BK22#2, BK22#3 WE22#2
TO POWER H
J
GY24 TWP2 Spare TWP(+)
BE26 TWP4
RS485A TWP3 GN24 WE22#3
2
3 TO
PK24 TWP2 Spare TWP(-) RS485B TWP3 YW24 WE22#4
SUPPLY K
L
GN24 TWP3 RS485A
RD26 TWP4
Spare TWP(+) TWP2 GY24 WE22#5
4
5 CAMERA
YW24 TWP3 RS485B Spare TWP(-) TWP2 PK24 WE22#6
M 6
BK22#1, BK22#2, BK22#3 72VDC Video(+) TWP1 BN24 WE22#7
N 7
BK22#4, BK22#5, BK22#6 72VGND TETHER2 Video(-) TWP1 WE24 WE22#8
P 8
TETHER1
R
ME-MP-XAD0148-02
S
(Modified MCOM8F)
PT08E20-16PSR
EHRK 36061 REV 2

POTTED CONNECTOR TERMINATION
0.29" - 0.37" KELLEMS GRIP 2216002 - LIGHT
B CN3 CN4 CN5 CN6 B
9779-513-6 9779-513-8 9779-513-10 9779-513-12

A Adam Koppel September 21, 2007
OR INFORMATION PROPRIETARY TO INUKTUN.
2569 Kenworth Rd
UCSP Camera Tether A
Gabriel Neaga September 21, 2007 V9T 3M4
WARNED AGAINST USE OF THE DOCUMENT FOR ER-WD-P0288-04.Sch
(250) 729-8080
WAS TENDERED. 28-Sep-2007
Adam Koppel September 21, 2007
ER-WD-P0288-04.Sch
1 2 3 4
49
1 2 3 4
C N1
51 021 -0 500
WE26 Ligh ts (+)
1
B N2 6 Ligh ts (-)
2
OE26 FOC US F AR
3
GN2 6 FOC US NEAR C am Gnd 1 B LK B LK 1 C am Gnd
4
WE/B N26 Sp are C N2 Ligh ts (-) 2 B RN B RN 2 Ligh ts (-)
D 5 D
C amera +9V 3 R ED R ED 3 C amera +9V
FOC US F AR 4 ORG ORG 4 FOC US F AR
C N1 3 50 079 -8 000 QTY:3 3 VIDEO SIG 5 YEL YEL 5 VIDEO SIG
R D2 6 C amera +9V FOC US NEAR 6 GRN GRN 6 FOC US NEAR
1
B K2 6 C am Gnd
2
YW26 VIDEO SIG Pan (+) 7 B LU B LU 7 Pan (+)
3
Tilt (-) 8 VIO VIO 8 Tilt (-)
51 021 -0 300 Tilt (+) 9 GRY GRY 9 Tilt (+)
Ligh ts (+) 10 WHT WHT 10 Ligh ts (+)
C N1 4 Pan (-) 11 WHT-B LK WHT-B LK 11 Pan (-)
B E26 Pan (+) Sp are 12 WHT-B RN SLIP 1 WHT-B RN 12 Sp are
1
WE/B K26 Pan (-) AC6 373 -1 2
2
GY2 6 Tilt(+)
3 Production Note : Use excess
VT26 Tilt(-)
4 slip ring c onductors for cam era
51 021 -0 400 wiring.
3" from c onne ctor to c ame ra base

C C
Pan (+)
Tilt (+)
WE/BK26 Pan (-)

C N1 2
Tilt (-)
Spectrum 45 Camera Head 50 125 -8 100 QTY: 11
GY26
PC B 1
BE26
VT26
C N8 C N7
C N1 01 Ligh ts Fron t(+)WE26 WE26 Ligh ts Fron t(+)
1 1
WE26 Ligh ts Fron t(+) Ligh ts Fron t(-) B N2 6 B N2 6 Ligh ts Fron t(-) C N5 C N3
3
2
1
3
2
1
2 2 2
B N2 6 Ligh ts Fron t(-) Fo cus Far OE26 OE26 Fo cus Far 51 021 -0 300 51 021 -0 300
1 3 3
Fo cus Near GN2 6 GN2 6 Fo cus Near
4 4
51 021 -0 200
3
2
1
3
2
1
51 021 -0 400 51 047 -0 400 C N6 C N4
51 047 -0 300 51 047 -0 300
ER -PB-C 01 24-01-A C N1 0 C N9
PC B 2
C amera +9V R D2 6 R D2 6 C amera +9V
1 1
Pan (+)
Tilt (+)
WE/BK26 Pan (-)

C N2 01 C am Gnd B K2 6 B K2 6 C am Gnd
Tilt (-)
NOTE: OE2 6 to white mark o n mo tor. 2 2
C N1 R D2 6 C amera +9V Vid eo Sig YW26 YW26 Vid eo Sig
B (+) OE26 1 3 3 B
V (+) B K2 6 C am Gnd
GN2 6 2
V (-) YW26 Vid eo Sig 51 021 -0 300 51 047 -0 300
3
GN2 6 Fo cus Near
GY26
VT26
MOTOR1 4
BE26
ME-MA-AAA00 03-XX OE26 Fo cus Far
5 1.5" fro m end of conn ecto rs to block
C N2
ER -PB -C 02 06-02 51 021 -0 500
Note:
V (-)
V (+)
C AM1 C N2 02 Th ese LEDs sho uld ru n at 15 0mA
V (-)
V (+)
RD C amera +5V All 4 LEDs are in series total v oltag e app ro x 10
Vpp 1 3
RD C am Gnd
GND 2 2
RD Vid eo Sig R ated max Tilt Motor Pan Mo to r
C VB SP 3 1
RD 4 * 4Vmax @ 30 0mA LEDs in series
C VB SN 4
RD 51 021 -0 300 To tal Series Vo ltage
I2C -S CK 5
RD 16 Vmax @300 mA
I2C -DAT 6 MOTOR2
MOTOR3
C onn co mes 08 16P 006 S 0 8/1
20 B4 4 08 16P 006 S 0 8/1
with camera 13 0mA
13 0mA
NOT ICE:THIS D RAWIN G MA Y REV EAL D ESIG NS
A R ich elle Eck Apr 2 1, 2 008 OR IN FORMA TION PROPRIETARTY TO IN UKTUN .
25 69 K enw orth Rd
SP45 Camera Head (for UCSP45) A
BY ACCEPTAN CE OF A REPROD UCTION, RECIPIENTS
AG REE TO PROTECT INUK TUN'S RIGHTS AND ARE
V9 T 3M4
Adam Kop pel Apr 2 1, 2 008 WARNED AG AIN ST USE OF TH E DO CUMEN T FOR ER -WD-P 0111 -1 0-A.Sch
(250 ) 72 9-8080
AN Y PU RPOSE OTH ERTHA N TH AT FO RWHICH IT
Stece Hill Apr 2 1, 2 008 ER -WD-P 0111 -1 0-A.Sch
1 2 3 4
50
1 2 3 4
D D
PC B 1
PC B 2 PC B 3 PC B 4
C N1
C WE22# 1 GND WE22# 1 C
1
WE22# 2 VIN WE22# 2 J1
2
WE22# 3 R S48 5(+) WE22# 3
3
WE22# 4 R S48 5(-) WE22# 4
4 J3
WE22# 5 Vid eo-2(+) WE22# 5 C N1
5
WE22# 6 Vid eo-2(-) WE22# 6 J4
6
WE22# 7 Vid eo-1(+) WE22# 7 J1
7
WE22# 8 Vid eo-1(-) WE22# 8
8
MC BH8M
ER -PB -C 01 85-01 ER -PB -C 01 75-02-A ER -PB -C 01 76-01-A ER -PB -C 01 77-01-B
B ulkhead Interco nnect Bo ard R egulator B oard Micro controller B oard Driver Bo ard
B B
Assemb ly Note:
Th e so ckets sho uld be on the Reg ulator Bo ard (PC
Th e p in s o n the two o th er bo ard s sho uld be pointi
toward s the Reg ulato r B oard.

NOT ICE:THIS D RAWIN G MA Y REV EAL D ESIG NS
A R ich elle Eck Apr 7 , 20 08 OR IN FORMA TION PROPRIETARY TO IN UKTUN .
25 69 K enw orth Rd
UCSP45 Camera Bulkhead Wiring A
BY ACCEPTAN CE OF A REPROD UCTION, RECIPIENTS
AG REE TO PROTECT INUK TUN'S RIGHTS AND ARE
V9 T 3M4
Adam Kop pel Apr 7 , 20 08 WARNED AG AIN ST USE OF TH E DO CUMEN T FOR ER -WD-P 0366 -0 2.Sch
(250 ) 72 9-8080
AN Y PU RPOSE OTH ER THA N TH AT FO RWHICH IT
Gabriel Neaga Apr 7 , 20 08 ER -WD-P 0366 -0 2.Sch
1 2 3 4
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2569 Kenworth Road

ME-DX-GAA0003-04 (SP45 Micro Aluminum).doc 1

1. ABOUT THIS MANUAL....................................................................................................................................3

3. SETUP & OPERATION.....................................................................................................................................4

9. WARRANTY REGISTRATION .....................................................................................................................32

10. SPARE PARTS ORDER FORM ...............................................................................................................33

ME-DX-GAA0003-04 (SP45 Micro Aluminum).doc 1

11. MECHANICAL & ELECTRIC DRAWINGS .........................................................................................34

ME-DX-GAA0003-04 (SP45 Micro Aluminum).doc 2

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 1.0 – ABOUT THIS MANUAL

1. ABOUT THIS MANUAL

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT Specifications

Depth Rating: 100 Feet. Salt or Fresh Water

Camera: Pick-up Element: 1/4” CMOS (NTSC or PAL)

Lights: 4X ½ Watt LED. Variable Intensity

Pan Range: 360 ° Continuous

Control System: Spectrum Camera Control System.

Power Supply: Universal Switcher: 110-220 VAC, 50-60 Hz.

Weight in Air: 450g / 1.0 lbs

Operating Temp 32 ~ 122ºF / 0 ~ 50ºC

Storage Temp -4 ~ 140ºF / -20 ~ 60ºC

ME-DX-GAA0003-04 (SP45 Micro Aluminum).doc 3

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 3.0 – SETUP & OPERATION

3. SETUP & OPERATION

3.1 Unpacking Components

3.2 Pelican-Case Controller Set-Up

Figure 3-1: Connector Access Panel

ME-DX-GAA0003-04 (SP45 Micro Aluminum).doc 4

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 3.0 – SETUP & OPERATION

Figure 3-2: Side Connector Panel

Figure 3-3: Top Panel Connectors

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 3.0 – SETUP & OPERATION

Connecting The Tether

Figure 3-4: Tether Connection

3.3 Rack-Mount Controller Set-Up

Figure 3-5: Rack Mount Controller

Voltage Input Switch

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 3.0 – SETUP & OPERATION

Figure 3-6: Voltage Selection – There But NOT USED!

Other Switch / Connectors

3.4 A Note About Video Hook-Up

ME-DX-GAA0003-04 (SP45 Micro Aluminum).doc 7

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 3.0 – SETUP & OPERATION

3.5 Mounting The Camera

Caution: Never force the Pan or Tilt mechanisms to move by hand.

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT Camera Mounting Dimensions

ME-DX-GAA0003-04 (SP45 Micro Aluminum).doc 8

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 3.0 – SETUP & OPERATION

1. When plugging in any connector:

3.7 Pre-Ops Inspection

A Pre-Ops check should to be carried out prior to every camera mission.

ME-DX-GAA0003-04 (SP45 Micro Aluminum).doc 9

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 3.0 – SETUP & OPERATION

3.8 Post-Ops Inspection

A Post-Ops inspection should be carried out after every camera mission.

3.9 Operating the Spectrum 45™ Micro PT Camera

Standard controls for the Spectrum 45™ PT camera are as follows:

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 3.0 – SETUP & OPERATION

ME-DX-GAA0003-04 (SP45 Micro Aluminum).doc 11

Spectrum 45™ Micro PT 4.0 – Video Overlay

4.1 On Screen Display (Video Overlay)

The below screen illustrates how this information will be displayed.

The system is organized as a main menu with sub-menus.

Touch Screen Control.